BY BALFORD HENRY Senior staff reporter balfordh@jamaicaobserver.com---- Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia “Babsy” Grange (center) flanked by Tourism Adviser Delano Seiveright (left) and reggae singer Christopher
Reggae Sumfest 25 was launched in fine style on Thursday evening at Usain Bolt's Tracks and Records. Following a meet and mingle and an energetic performance from the Sumfest Dancers,
Joe Bogdanovich at the signing.--- Outside of his love affair with Reggae and Dancehall music, Joe Bogdanovich, CEO of DSE (Downsound Entertainment) and owner of the Reggae Sumfest brand,
By Shereita Grizzle Patrick Planter/ Photographer Johnny Gourzong (left), Joe Bogdanovich (center) and Robert Russell (right) during an interview at The Gleaner's North Street office yesterday.--- When Joe Bogdanovich acquired the
By Curtis Campbell--- Dr Donna Hope--- The creative city is a concept that was put forward by urbanist Charles Laundry in the 1980's to reflect the notion that countries can
From left: Summerfest Productions boss Johnny Gourzong sits beside Flo Rida, Miguel, and business partner Robert Russell, during a press conference before last year's International Night 1 at Reggae Sumfest.-
By Cecelia Campbell-Livingston--- Godfrey Dyer---- GODFREY Dyer, chairman of Summerfest Productions — organisers of Reggae Sumfest — is pleased with the staging of this year's week-long event. The chairman said
By Simone Morgan---- MCGREGOR... feels good to be honoured by own people---- Even after 52 years in the music business, Freddie McGregor can still be overwhelmed by the occasion. It
'Wild' Sanchez--- MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica -- An upset Sanchez walked off stage after complaining about the quality of the sound coming from his microphone on International Night 2 of
Still riding high from the release of his debut album Anointed a few months ago, dancehall/reggae artist and songwriter Bugle is set to deliver a creditable performance at this week’s